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Animals in Enclosure (1938) by Paul Klee, Canvas Art Print from the Original Size:30" x 20" it can only be displayedOriginal public domain art from the Minneapolis Institute of Art, digitally enhanced. Brush and black and red brown gouache on paper. Animals in Enclosure was created during Paul Klee's exile in Switzerland after he was stripped of his professorship at the Dsseldorf Academy by the Nazis in 1933. It employs a labyrinth of aggressive shapes such as bars, arches, forks and arcs to create an imaginary enclosure for several hieroglyphic beasts. The